The Covid-19 crisis has disrupted the traditional Global Supply Chains of companies worldwide and has led to economic challenges for businesses. To overcome the economic challenges, companies must rethink and re-strategize their manufacturing and supply chain operations as part of their long term business continuity plans in order to stay resilient and competitive in these challenging economic times. Diversification of your supply chains will be a crucial strategy for companies to adopt.

To enable companies to explore Viet Nam as a possible destination for diversification and to help companies to seize new business opportunities in Viet Nam, Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF) together with the Viet Nam ministry of Planning and Investment as well as Viet Nam Embassy in Singapore will be organising the above Zoom Webinar Forum on Thursday, 17 September 2020 from 3pm to 5pm (Singapore Time) or 2pm to 4pm (Viet Nam Time). This Webinar Forum is supported by LNT & Partners, a legal firm in Viet Nam with international offices.

Why you should attend:

Viet Nam has been praised for its good management of Covid-19 pandemic. The government of Viet Nam has also implemented many policies to encourage and support businesses, both local and foreign, to grow and ride the economic challenges. There are business opportunities in many sectors in Viet Nam for foreign companies including:

1) Manufacturing Industries—Food, Machinery, Medical, Life-Sciences, Building and other industries,

2) Logistics and Transportation,

3) Automotive Industries,

4) Property and Construction,

5) Software, ICT, Digitalization/IT industries.

In addition, Viet Nam offers a big population of almost 100 million and has a growing middle income group which will provide a tremendous consumer market to companies. Viet Nam also has a pool of young talented population that will enable you to tap for production of your manufacturing requirements.

The webinar will cover investment environmental, updates on Viet Nam, legal matters and other aspects of doing business in Viet Nam.